Ron Paul News

“Why would he throw away two years of work with the party to run an ego trip campaign with no ballot access? That story doesn't make sense.”

When former Rep. Bob Barr arrives in Kansas City on Saturday for the Heartland Libertarian Conference, organizers expect him to launch an exploratory committee for the Libertarian Party presidential nomination. via Hit and Run

Arizona Sen. John McCain may have already secured the Republican nomination for the 2008 presidential election, but the territory's Republicans are preparing for hundreds of party members to come out to the ... via Virgin Islands Daily News

Republican Committee People from Onondaga County are getting their first look at the four men who've expressed interest in the Republican endorsement, for the Congressional seat being vacated by Jim Walsh. via WSTM-TV Syracuse

“If you send a letter of intent, that means you're serious”

Four Republicans have delivered letters to the Onondaga County Republican Committee chairman indicating they plan to run for the 25th Congressional District. via The Post-Standard

Posted on 03/31/2008 7:38:25 PM PDT by pissant Former Republican Georgia Rep. Bob Barr is considering a run for president on the Libertarian Party ticket, according to FITNews. via Free Republic

“I think the Ron Paul delegates will be well-represented on our state delegation list.”

Ron Paul supporters fought with local Republican leaders Saturday over control of local conventions and may have won the right to push their agenda at the state GOP convention. via PoliPundit.com

“I've never done this before, but I think we'd better participate in our political system”

Hundreds of thousands of Democrats statewide showed up early Saturday for district conventions, where they continued the process of choosing presidential delegates for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. via Fort Worth Star-Telegram

It's down to the final four - when it comes to the contenders who will appear on Oregon's presidential primary ballots in May. via KAJO-AM Grants Pass

“MIKE GRAVEL PRESIDENT GAY MARRIAGE”

Take that, Democratic Party: Mike Gravel, former Senator from Alaska and long-shot candidate for President, announced that he's leaving the party and joining the Libertarians. via Slog

“We must remember elections are short-term efforts, revolutions are long-term projects.”

U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, says he will press his campaign for the White House despite not winning the Republican presidential nomination. via The Post Chronicle

“The Constitution says that you need probable cause for a crime, and yet they routinely ignore it. Why? Because they want to.”

The war on terror and the war on freedom are nonpartisan issues. Both Democrats and Republicans alike have consistently voted for legislation that, through the illusion of protecting our families and our ... via Ntimc.org

ARLINGTON, Va.--On the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, Congressman Ron Paul, member of the House Foreign Relations Committee, issued the following statement: "The occupation of Iraq began five years ago ... via LawFuel.com

“We must remember elections are short-term efforts, revolutions are long-term projects”

Even though he won't be president, Ron Paul keeps running. The Republican congressman from Texas continues to raise money for his presidential campaign. via WZZM-TV Grand Rapids

“On the Christian hard right, I live in Charlottesville now and I can't tell you I'm surrounded by it. I must tell you we fought it there, fought hard against it. There's no question that in the Republican Party it is a serious problem. ...”

As the Democratic candidates duke it out in what is becoming a surprisingly long and bitter nomination process, Republican nominee John McCain should be shoring up his base and expanding his appeal in ... via Valley Morning Star

Bob Barr for president? According to the Washington Times, the former Republican congressman from Cherokee County confirms he is considering a run for president as a Libertarian. via Peach Pundit

“Why should Democrats have all the fun worrying about Nader? Republicans can try to implode, too”

S.A. Miller catches wind of the possible Bob Barr bid for president with the Libertarian Party. via Hit and Run

Kansas City - Ron Paul finished a distant fourth in Missouri's presidential primary, landing just 4.5 percent of the vote. via News-Leader.com - Top Stories

“We agree with the Old Right, and they're the New Right, which is 'The Wrong,' [because] the New Right has morphed into neoconservative.”

From the Washington Times , "Ron Paul says the legions of newcomers his presidential campaign brought to the Republican Party are getting the cold shoulder from John McCain and from the party. via Right Wing News

“We all know that on the first ballot we have to vote for McCain”

Ron Paul's Missouri supporters aren't giving up.

Despite his distant fourth-place finish in the state's presidential primary, with just 4.5 percent of the vote, more than a thousand Paul supporters crowded into Republican county caucuses last weekend, electing hundreds of delegates to upcoming congressional district and state conventions.

Those caucus results aren't expected to change Missouri's votes at the party's national convention -- they should still go to Sen. John McCain.

But they're a complication for McCain, the presumptive nominee, and an embarrassment for party regulars across Missouri. There are Internet rumors that Paul supporters have or will attempt similar actions in other states, though national GOP leaders say it does not appear to be an issue nationally. Read more

Adopt roads, but don't erect signs There are many forms of pollution, including sight pollution. via Tribune-Star